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Elementa Obscura Vol 1
Cat: EOD 001. Rel: 14 Apr 25
 
Electro
Trenton Chase - "Evacuate" (5:20)
Martial Canterel - "Folly" (3:53)
DJ Nephil - "Dinner For Two" (4:27)
Exhausted Modern - "Fear Of Focus" (3:31)
Fragedis - "Landing In Reality" (5:54)
Happy707 - "Where Does That Noise Come From" (4:28)
Review: Menacing EBM and dark synth billows from a Netherlands hinterland; our heralds speak of an esoteric encampment by the name of Espectro Oculto, said to be the remote incantators of an unstoppable curse in sound. Six shadowy emissaries have been sent to spread the pestilence; Trenton Chase, Martial Canterel, DJ Nephil, Exhausted Modern, Fragedis and Happy707. Clearly, the faction have recruited only the best, trusted and yet most nefarious of spies from as far-flung regions as Czechia and Argentina in the administering of such a sordid sonic plague. We're left most quivery at the centrifugal doom drones of Exhausted Modern's 'Fear Of Focus', across whose breakdown banshees are heard wailing and snarling, and Fragedis' 'Landing In Reality', a lo-fi techno freakout and sonochemical anomaly, channeling militant two-way radio samples and hellish FM synthesis.
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Bogotokio
Bogotokio (7" + insert)
Cat: OKRA 206. Rel: 02 Apr 25
 
International
Conjunto Media Luna/Mumbia Y Sus Candelosos - "Bogotokio" (feat Hydro As BNJ) (3:20)
Mumbia Y Sus Candelosos/Conjunto Media Luna - "Cumbia Teriyaki" (3:30)
Review: Conjunto Medialuna's latest album on Little Beat More is a direct trip to the heart of Bogota's rich cumbia scene. The record blends traditional rhythms with psychedelic influences driven by the Colombian accordion and ecstatic percussion that is so strongly associated with this style. These are two of the jams from it, but frankly you should also check out the full LP. It's a tribute to the guacharaca and the lively street parrandas where each song explores new interpretations of classic sounds. Featuring collaborations with N. Hardem, Mismo Perro, Son Rompe Pera, MC Hydro and Japanese-Latin percussionist Muupy, Noches de Medialuna, it transcends cultural boundaries and joins the dots between traditional and modern urban Latin music which is now so hugely popular around the world.
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タグ: Japanese | Cumbia | Colombian
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Midwest Rhythms Vol 3
Cat: DMLP 04. Rel: 12 Mar 25
 
Minimal/Tech House
DJ Slush - "Memory Blank" (5:45)
Deon Jamar - "Ayyyo" (6:06)
Jordan Zawideh - "Axolotls" (4:20)
Jordan Zawideh - "The Recoil" (5:17)
Thomas Xu - "School Street" (4:40)
Review: Mark Grusane presence on Disctechno brings with it a compilation of five unique house tracks from Chicago and Detroit-based producers, as you will probably have guessed from the title. The A-side features DJ Slush's synth-driven 'Memory Blank' and Deon Jamar's bass-heavy 'AYYYO' which offer different but both killer sounds. The B-side opens with Jordan Zawideh's reverb-drenched 'Axolotls' followed by Grusane's intense, atonal 'The Recoil' and concludes with Thomas Xu's groovy 'School Street.' All of these are the sort of off-kilter sounds you would expect of these revered and enduring electric hotbeds. Raw, stripped-down and authentic, this is the contemporary Midwest underground.
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Habana
Habana (7")
Cat: MNGP 29. Rel: 03 Mar 25
 
International
Habana (3:46)
Habana (Musicaanossa 75 remix) (4:05)
Review: Reissued on Japanese talent scourers Musicaanossa Gryps, whose special interest lies in every oddity from obscure breakbeat to hip-hop and jazz, comes the debut, originally self-released album from Cuban cellist, songwriter and vocalist Yaniel Matos. At once arresting and strikingly pure, Matos attends to the ears with a naturalistic plucked cello style and high tenor, proffering an easygoing Afro-latin feel whose tender valence few can claim to know without musical inducements such as this. Backed by a star cast of musicians such as Sidiel Vieria on bass and Cuca Teixeria on drums, Matos reissues a humble throbber of a record here.
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It's You (reissue)
Cat: ERC 039RE. Rel: 01 Apr 25
 
Deep House
It's You (New York - London mix) (7:44)
It's You (Free House mix) (5:23)
It's You (NU Style mix) (4:14)
Review: This reissue brings a sought-after Italo-disco classic back to the dancefloor. Originally released in 1984, it's a timeless anthem with infectious melodies and pulsating rhythms capturing the essence of the era. The reissue features three distinct mixes, each offering a unique flavour. The 'New York - London Mix' is a vibrant and energetic journey, while the 'Free House Mix' takes a more laid-back approach, its hypnotic groove perfect for those hazy after-hours moments. The 'NU Style Mix' injects a contemporary twist, updating the classic sound for modern dancefloors. Whether you're a seasoned Italo-disco aficionado or simply a lover of feel-good dance music, this reissue is a must-have.
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Played by: Paul Starey
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In The Bush (reissue)
In The Bush (reissue) (translucent fluorescent green vinyl 12")
Cat: SPEC1337 GREEN. Rel: 03 Mar 25
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
In The Bush (8:01)
Keep On Jumpin (5:29)
Review: Initially established by disco polymath Patrick Adams as a "low budget" studio band, Musique briefly burned brightly, releasing two albums and a handful of genuine dancefloor anthems. Their story started in 1978 with this double-header - produced by Adams and mixed by a youthful Francois Kevorkian - on Salsoul Records. This reissue has naturally been fully remastered for club play and is presented on rather fetching translucent fluorescent green vinyl. A-side 'In The Bush', an infectious and high-octane slab of restless disco-funk full of clipped guitar licks, propulsive bass, punchy horns and hybrid whispered/sung lead vocals, is the more celebrated and much-played of the two tracks, though the heavily orchestrated and Salsoul Orchestra style 'Keep On Jumpin' is also excellent.

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タグ: Disco Funk
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The Masters At Work (Keep It Comin' Now)
Cat: DMD 1812. Rel: 27 Feb 25
 
Deep House
The Masters At Work (Keep It Comin' Now) (One take Tito mix) (5:08)
The Masters At Work (Keep It Comin' Now) (Masters At Work dub) (4:59)
The Masters At Work (Keep It Comin' Now) (bonus beats) (3:35)
The Masters At Work (Keep It Comin' Now) (The Kenlou mix) (5:38)
The Masters At Work (Keep It Comin' Now) (Eddie Mood dub) (6:33)
The Masters At Work (Keep It Comin' Now) (LP version) (4:21)
Review: Rather significant as old-school house releases go, the chain of influences behind Masters At Work’s ’The Masters At Work (Keep It Comin’ Now)’ is an elusive one. In 1991, Louie Vega and Marc Antony remixed new jack swing titan Keith Sweat’s own ‘Keep It Comin’, a timeless B3 side to round out Sweat’s original Elektra Records release. The track was a snowballer indeed, as it evolved into a standalone B-side in its own right, complementing the garage house classic release ‘Ride On The Rhythm’ on Atlantic Records. Now promoted once again to an A-side, we hear three new and exclusive mixes of thee original dub as well as two variations: Latinesque backing fills and programmable melodics twaddle away in the background of One Take Tito’s mix, while Kenlou and Eddie Mood bring twin yogic, myofibril relaxations to an already contracted sound.
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Dounia
Dounia (LP + poster)
Cat: CNMDDV 12. Rel: 01 Apr 25
 
Bass
Ilahi
J'wadi
Maqlab
Shayatine
Gecko Rec (feat Assyouti)
Kol S'bah
Dounia
Majdouba
J'nia In Disguise
Review: Following mesmerising Marseilles mutations from the likes of Syqulone, Kabylie Minogue and Lisa More, Cain ? Muchi return to Gros:Oeuvre with their remarkable debut album. A heady tagine of grime, beats, techno, global bass and contemporary electronica with a title that either refers to famed Moroccan popstar or, far more likely, relates to meaning as 'universe', Dounia is a beguiling clash of western electronics and eastern bars, lyrics, and vocal harmonies. Fractured and macabre throughout from the distorted hardcore bass highs of 'J'wadi' to disarming vocal cries of 'Majdouba' this post grime, pre apocalypse opus is a trip from edge to edge.

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The Instant Garden
The Instant Garden (green marbled vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: LNFG 148G. Rel: 10 Apr 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Already There (2:43)
Dude In A Roller (2:42)
Giving Up The Ghost (3:16)
Gardening In The Mediterranean Way (2:33)
Supernatural Seas (3:23)
God Is Nature? (4:44)
The Instant Garden (2:49)
Philosophy (2:45)
Ten Places Safe (2:42)
Endless Circles (3:16)
Superstitious Woman (2:41)
Crying Like A Child (3:08)
Review: If you're unfamiliar with Dr Robert, we recommend checking out The Blow Monkeys. Robert Howard, as he's credited, formed the iconic new wave and 'sophisti-pop' group in 1981 and his piano keys, bass notes, guitar melodies, vocals and words define the band's sizeable back catalogue. Matt Deighton, meanwhile, might mean Mother Earth, Bill Fay, or Paul Weller to some listeners. He's been involved with them all. Here, the esteemed UK musicians run into one another on Last Night From Glasgow, a treasure of a patron-funded, not-for-profit label out of Scotland's biggest city. It couldn't be a more credible and thoughtful combination. Musically, the result packs crazy levels of musicality, taking a lead from pop, soft, folk and psyche rock to produce a sound which moves between soaring to understated grandeur to deceptively complex and overtly intimate.
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The Instant Garden
The Instant Garden ("rose" white vinyl LP)
Cat: LNFG 148. Rel: 10 Apr 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Already There (2:44)
Dude In A Roller (2:42)
Giving Up The Ghost (3:15)
Gardening In The Mediterranean Way (2:30)
Supernatural Seas (3:23)
God Is Nature? (4:39)
The Instant Garden (2:49)
Philosophy (2:45)
Ten Places Safe (2:42)
Endless Circles (3:17)
Superstitious Woman (2:43)
Crying Like A Child (3:07)
Review: Dr. Robert of British 80s pop hitmakers The Blow Monkeys and British folk icon Matt Deighton (Mother Earth, Bill Fay, Paul Weller) have formed a new duo and release their album on the not-for-profit Last Night From Glasgow label. Their respective histories - writing really accomplished pop songs and performing in bands with some of the best artists in the history of rock n' roll - raise expectations, but they absolutely smash them. The title-track is a beautiful marriage of pastoral psych folk and glam rock, where there's melodies to spare and affecting, deeply soulful timbres at every turn.
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Electric War
Electric War (white marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: EASE 1682881. Rel: 17 Apr 25
 
Psych/Garage Rock
Electric War (5:16)
Zero Sun (3:28)
Spektator (3:47)
Creaky (7:31)
’Said Soul (2:43)
Sick 8 (4:20)
My Now (5:50)
Count Of Four (6:05)
Review: Genre-defying trio Little Barrie & Malcolm Catto - their bassist Lewis Wharton is the third one, if you're wondering - have created an album brimming with explosive energy and diverse influences fusing rock 'n roll, deep funk, jazz, and fuzzy atmospherics. Barrie Cadogan (guitar/vocals) has played with everyone from The The to Primal Scream, but this LP moves well away from indie templates, employing a freeform approach, experimenting with tempos, volumes and textures. Tracks like 'Spektator' and 'Sick 8' showcase their ability to build subtle momentum and then let it slip back, allowing space for intricate instrumentation and lots of vivid expression.
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Edison Machado & Boa Nova
Cat: FARO 249DLP. Rel: 31 Mar 25
 
Jazz
Porto Feliz (6:20)
Janeiro (8:46)
Serena (6:38)
A Chegada (6:10)
Para Ana (7:08)
Pra Nova (4:00)
Constelacao (4:49)
Ascensao (4:39)
Clodes (9:20)
Naquela Base (3:52)
Atlantico (17:37)
Review: A long-lost gem from drum legend Edison Machado finally sees the light of day: Edison Machado & Boa Nova, recorded in New York in 1978 but never released, reflects the work of the master muso-mountaineer at his peak, fusing North and South American jazz rhythmic traditions with groundbreaking samba innovations. Machado, a pioneer of "samba no prato" (samba on cymbals), redefined Brazilian jazz alongside Jobim and Gilberto. Forced into exile under Brazil's dictatorship, he later found new creative energy in NYC, leading an ensemble of top-tier musicians. The result? A daring, dynamic, and electrifying session, controlled but untamed. Alongside original contributions from Dom Salvador, Guilherme Vergueiro and Aloisio Aguiar, this 80-minute lost masterpiece singes our ears with its carpal flair.
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Like A Prayer (reissue)
Like A Prayer (reissue) (limited silver vinyl LP)
Cat: 812278 14496. Rel: 27 Mar 25
 
Pop
Like A Prayer (5:28)
Express Yourself (4:39)
Love Song (4:45)
Till Death Do Us Part (5:05)
Promise To Try (3:26)
Cherish (4:36)
Dear Jessie (4:36)
Oh Father (4:36)
Keep It Together (4:36)
Spanish Eyes (4:36)
Act Of Contrition (4:35)
Review: Madonna's fourth studio album was, and remains her most explicit artistic statement. Though aiming for a "serious" sound, the album dazzled with a kaleidoscope of pop styles from the funk of 'Express Yourself' and 'Keep It Together' to the haunting 'Oh Father' and the alluring and still classic track. Praised for its songcraft as well as for pushing so many bundlers, Like a Prayer remains Madonna's most consistent album and though it was released 35 years ago, it still resonates. Over 15 million copies were sold in the years after release and the album produced six singles, spawned four top ten hits and now gets reissued as a special Silver Edition to celebrate 40 years of her groundbreaking career.
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Kohntarkosz Anteria (remastered)
Kohntarkosz Anteria (remastered) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: MOVLP 3874. Rel: 18 Mar 25
 
Progressive Rock
KA (I) (11:14)
KA (II) (15:59)
KA (III part 1) (10:39)
KA (III part 2) (11:14)
Review: "Of all the many noble attempts of the prog rockers to create a grand compositional style which blended elements from classical music with rock, none, in my view, ever reached the intensity, complexity and raw savage excitement of the great Magma masterworks." When you make music that feels like the love child of a rock & roll musical, gospel choir, Frank Zappa and Ziggy Stardust, why should anyone expect you to be even remotely humble when describing your own back catalogue. Magma's 1974 epic is nothing short of batshit crazy in the true sense - bordering, perhaps sprinting well beyond, the point of genius and capable of rendering any room speechless. A stunning example of how wild, exploratory and experimental the music industry was once so proud to be.
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The Sacrificial Code
The Sacrificial Code (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: SOMA 060LP. Rel: 10 Apr 25
 
Ambient/Drone
Spectacle Of Ritual
Sacrificial Code
Rose Wreath Crown
Sacer Profanare
Litanic Cloth Wrung
Hagakyrka Bells
Fifth Worship (II)
Sacrificial Code (II - live)
Sacrificial Code (III - live)
Review: Kali Malone's The Sacrificial Code stands as a defining work of 21st Century minimalism, shaped by years of intensive study. Originally released in 2019, the album emerged from her time at Stockholm's Royal College of Music, where she explored sound, space, and alternate tuning systems under the guidance of organ tuner Jan Borjeson. Stripping composition down to its starkest form, she embraced canons and slow-moving harmonic shifts, slowly but surely stepping into a sound emphasising monumentality. Now, six years later, The Sacrificial Code is reissued via Ideologic Organ, featuring a new 2023 recording of the title track on a 16th-century organ. Malone's self-taught recording techniques bring out the instrument's spirant resonance, creating a time-dilating sound. Less mournful, more tranquil, the new version mirrors the concurrent transformations of music and listeners in step, over time.
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Chameleons: Live Interpretations Of Herbie Hancock (B-STOCK)
Cat: AJXLP 816 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
Jazz
 
B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition
Chameleon (11:18)
Watermelon Man (4:22)
Cantaloupe Island (6:14)
Butterfly (5:00)
Sly (6:44)
Vein Melter (5:43)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***


Following the success of their acclaimed debut album, Mama Terra returns with a vivid tribute to one of their major influences, Herbie Hancock, where the group have reimagined his groundbreaking 1973 masterpiece, 'Head Hunters', in a live setting. Recorded at the Glasgow Jazz Festival 2024, the album captures the band's energetic performance and their deep respect for Hancock's music. Mama Terra stays true to the spirit of the original while adding their own unique flavour, replacing the synth parts with a captivating blend of vocals, saxophone, and effects-laden bass. The album also incorporates elements from other Hancock classics like 'Cantaloupe Island' and 'Butterfly', creating a dynamic and imaginative tribute to a true jazz legend.
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Romantic
Romantic (limited 'joker' purple marbled vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: RR 2C1. Rel: 17 Apr 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Kiss (1:16)
Romantic (2:37)
Ten (0:58)
Emotional High (1:26)
Pledge (1:19)
Denial (2:05)
Everything (0:53)
Anything (0:26)
Meatslave One (1:58)
Hey, Steven (2:45)
Beside Yourself (1:06)
Review: Mannequin Pussy's second LP Romantic was a watershed wilding for the Philly hardcore punks. In 2016, as the aches and anguishes of the first quarter-century were increasingly felt, this deceptively billed "indie rock" band would proportionally increase the very same trash-humping snarl that could be heard in their sound as early on as 2012. A critical breakthrough despite years in the game, Romantic sounded to burn the tired institutional flag of romance, making way for a more vital, tumultuous, unwieldy love, not anchored in prescription: peak punk climaxes verge on post-rock limit states, where jangle pop moments fuse murderously with grimacing punk (just listen to 'Denial' for the best case of this).
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Home
Home (LP)
Cat: JRF 0063LP. Rel: 27 Mar 25
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Being (3:21)
Life In The Stars (4:55)
Fill The Room (3:29)
Breathe (4:37)
Names (2:22)
Kgotso (Stillness) (1:59)
Saturn Drive (3:31)
How I Knew (4:16)
Bloodline (album version) (5:15)
Beyond (6:06)
Review: British Bantu visual artist and musician Zola Marcelle shares her debut album, an ingenious ten-track record of ancestral musings, ethereal sound-dreamscapes and narrative vignettes, informed by soul, broken beat, and the musics of Zimbabwean Shona and South African Sotho. A riveting journey back through bloodlines and future-past hopes, Marcelle brings an impressively playful vocal and etheric attitude; opener 'Highlight' is an invitingly tender funky jazz primer, against which Zola speaks, outlining eternally recursive goals for life; the latter half of the record is more quelling, with 'Kgotso' building on the Sotho word for "stillness" to convey the later feeling of loitering in God's waiting room, while the B-side builds 'Saturn Drive' and 'Beyond' circle back to softly intoned Afro-beatifics.
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Played by: Cyndi Handson
タグ: African | Afro Jazz
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Sonidos Y Modulaciones De La Selva
Sonidos Y Modulaciones De La Selva (180 gram vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: AI 39. Rel: 11 Mar 25
 
Ambient/Drone
Part 1 (24:12)
Part 2 (22:07)
Review: Italian-born, German-based Marco Shuttle's first release on Astral Industries is built from field recordings taken in Colombia's Tupana Aru U nature reserve. Blending organic sounds with electronic manipulation, it captures the essence of the rainforest through both natural and synthetic elements. 'Part one' layers distant wildlife, dripping humidity and low-end pulses, while Part two shifts into abstract territory with reverberating echoes and shadowy percussive patterns. A final spoken passage from an indigenous guide provides context, grounding the work in real-world experience. The release offers a sonic study of a disappearing ecosystem, with proceeds supporting Amazon Watch. Shuttle shapes the sounds of the rainforest into something urgent and thought-provoking.
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Looking For Love
Cat: FRB 015LP. Rel: 17 Apr 25
 
Soul
Looking For Love (7:28)
Bring The People Home (3:50)
Open Up My Mind (5:43)
Rise Black Spirit (4:59)
I Ask The Question (3:44)
Daughters Of Zion (7:15)
Music Is My Love (4:32)
I Know That It's Love (6:59)
Review: The debut release from Hebrew Israelite vocalist, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Margeeah Aharon was recorded in July 1983 with the Kingdom Sounds community band in Tel Aviv. This deeply introspective blend of jazz, soul, funk and reggae is guided by Margeeah Aharon's soothing yet resolute voice, imbued with a meditative graceidrifting between the searching melodies of 'Bring The People Home' and the deep-rooted spirituality of 'Rise Black Spirit', while 'Music Is My Love' glows with warmth and devotion. The reflective 'Daughters Of Zion' and the title track capture Aharon's gift for meditative storytelling, where faith and longing intertwine. Decades later, the album's messages of love and self-discovery are as vital as ever.
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Transportees
Transportees (LP + insert limited to 300 copies)
Cat: DRAFT 5. Rel: 06 Mar 25
 
Experimental/Electronic
Bdira (4:23)
Le Bled (3:31)
Le Bled, La Suite (5:21)
Mon Fantome (3:36)
BZH (4:09)
Rembombardes (4:24)
Le Refrain (4:06)
La Mandaniya By Bdira (5:52)
Review: Marie Guerin, or maybe you know her as Marie de la Nuit, is a sound artist who has explored field recordings, radio archives and "hertzian ghosts" for almost a quarter of a century since her debut in 2001. Her work blends voices, textures and ambient sounds that examine sound heritage and its preservation. Transportees is an electroacoustic composition that connects archaic and electronic trance and in doing so weaves a musical thread from Brittany to Tunisia. It follows a trance-like journey through recordings and oral traditions, all rooted in Guerin's passion for archives. The album reflects her fascination with capturing and preserving songs and transforming them into a soundscape that bridges past and present.
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Treat Me Right
Treat Me Right (limited translucent yellow vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: LLM 7838671. Rel: 27 Mar 25
 
Classics/Ska
Treat You Right (2:14)
Adam & Eve (3:03)
Brand New Second Hand (3:01)
Don't Rock My Boat (4:25)
How Many Times (2:41)
There She Goes (2:25)
Touch Me (2:38)
Who Colt The Game (3:14)
I Know A Place (3:53)
Chances Are (3:03)
This Train (2:26)
Hammer (2:48)
Bend Down Low (3:22)
Memphis (1:31)
Review: Bob Marley remains a towering figure in world music many years after his death. His work to popularise reggae around the world is never likely to be equalled, which is why we keep on coming back to his grand canon. This label in particular has done a fine job of shining a light on it. After the success of Trenchtown Rock, Small Ax, and All in One, here comes the final chapter of this quadriptych of albums dedicated to Marley's musical legacy. It's a jam-packed collection that mixes up incandescent grooves with universal messages and takes in plenty of his lesser-known jams on a nice acid-yellow vinyl.
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Lucro Sucio: Los Ojos Del Vacio
Cat: 425079 5609339. Rel: 10 Apr 25
 
Progressive Rock
Fin (1:16)
Reina Tormenta (2:55)
Enlazan Las Tinieblas (2:58)
Mictlan (1:42)
Nefilbata (3:05)
Cue The Sun (2:45)
Alba Del Orate (2:38)
Voice In My Knives (2:40)
Poseedora De Mi Sombra (2:50)
Celaje (1:19)
Vocifero (2:31)
Mito De Los Trece Cielos (2:23)
Un Disparo Al Vacio (1:01)
Detras De La Puerta Dorada (3:25)
Maullidos (3:19)
Morgana (5:04)
Cue The Sun (reprise) (2:37)
Lucro Sucio (4:29)
Review: US art rockers The Mars Volta's latest project reveals an ambitious dual-disc journey, encompassing their sprawling range of experimentation. Early tracks like 'Fin' and 'Reina tormenta' establish a dense atmosphere, full of the band's signature unpredictability, with fluid transitions between moments of stark aggression and delicate, jazz-inflected interludes. The album's progression is marked by tracks such as 'Mictlan' and 'Nefilbata', where intricate rhythms are paired with surreal, often dissonant melodies, evoking the mysticism and chaos of their thematic inspirations. As the second disc kicks off, 'Celaje' and 'Vocifero' provide a cinematic depth, layering intricate percussion with droning, otherworldly synths, shifting the mood into darker territories before 'Mito de los trece cielos' bursts through with frenzied energy. The reprise of 'Cue the Sun' and the closing track, 'Lucro sucio', bring the journey to a close, suggesting a moment of reflection within the album's labyrinthine structure. While the album's tracklist is as labyrinthine as their sound, what stands out is the way The Mars Volta remain resolutely themselvesieffortlessly blending their psychedelic rock heritage with new, complex influences, creating something fresh, while never losing the raw intensity that made their earlier work so iconic. This album feels less like a return and more like a rediscovery of what makes them so vital.
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Earde
Earde (LP limited to 100 copies)
Cat: WLR 178. Rel: 17 Mar 25
 
Modern Classical
Your Beauty (3:17)
Suddenly (3:16)
Falling Sun (3:32)
Pulse (2:42)
Seasons (3:14)
Glacier (4:31)
Enrosadira (2:47)
Shiver (3:05)
Endless (4:07)
Black Sand (3:01)
Fluttering (3:10)
Review: Lorenzo Masotto is an Italian pianist and composer from a village near Verona who studied at the Conservatory F.E. Dall'Abaco and the Hochschule fur Musik Franz Liszt in Weimar. His music now returns to Whitelabrecs with his new album Earde which is inspired by the landscapes surrounding his hometown in Northern Italy and reflects the beauty of local nature and Masotto's travels through Iceland and the Dolomites. Recorded in a deconsecrated church to capture its natural acoustics, the album explores the deep connection between place, memory and creativity which gives rise to a meditative, harmonic experience.
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Hotel PM
Hotel PM (LP + postcard + MP3 download code)
Cat: BJLP 50. Rel: 03 Apr 25
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Lobby Call (4:37)
Alien (4:45)
Melancolia (feat Pahua) (4:24)
Never Know (feat Phenomenal Handclap Band) (4:16)
SYG (feat Toribio) (4:34)
Lew Beach (4:55)
White Noise (feat Kendra Morris) (4:21)
Shaky Escalator (feat Underground System) (4:59)
Toop Toop (2:57)
18th Floor (4:33)
Review: Following on from two previous EPs here in 2019 and 2022, Peter Matson now serves up a wonderful full-length on the storied Bastard Jazz. Hotel PM is a psychedelic exploration of disco and modern electronica from the Brooklyn-based musician and co-leader of Underground System. His signature attention to detail, songwriting and world-class musicianship all shine through next to collaborations with the likes of Pahua, Kendra Morris, Toribio, Phenomenal Handclap Band, Sly5thAve and members of The Rapture, Ibibio Sound Machine and Poolside. Between them, they delve into themes of time, memory and disenchantment with modern technology with a mix of lush strings, tight brass and analogue synth basslines. It's a journey of dance floor delight and more introspective moments with plenty of catchy hooks and retro-future charms.


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Played by: Ben Gomori, Faze Action
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Megalopolis
Megalopolis (gatefold LP with obi-strip)
Cat: NJS 808. Rel: 24 Feb 25
 
Jazz
Track 1 (8:52)
Track 2 (6:29)
Track 3 (4:39)
Track 4 (11:02)
Track 5 (7:46)
Review: 1969 was the year of release of this one and only album by Japanese jazz pianist Hideo Ichikawa, vibraphonist Hiroshi Matsumoto, bassist Kunimitsu Inaba and drummer Motohiko Hino, all in collaboration. A one-off coming-together, it centred on the valerian vibes of Matsumoto, whose star instrument, the vibraphone, was bound to take centre stage for its comparative novelty, not to mention the fact that Matsumoto himself had been practicing before the others. An honorary work, this urbane masterpiece hears tasteful vibraphonic panning in full stereo, as blue passing notes collide with expert steel brushings and untied chord playing, resulting in a unique but salubrious listen.
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The Edge Of Night
The Edge Of Night (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: SUPERLUMINAL 01. Rel: 18 Mar 25
 
Techno
Scorched Sky (6:59)
Fearless Voyager (6:27)
Underwater Maze (6:14)
Lasers In The City (5:13)
Golem (6:33)
Minute Of Silence (6:35)
Sky Nomad (6:25)
Simulacrum (Acid Tears mix) (6:38)
Review: Seven years on from launching his Superluminal label, Matthias cements the journey so far with his very own debut album. Named after the term coined by astronomer Jacobus Kapteyn - used to describe the apparently faster-than-light movement of the ejecta (celestial flotsam) of the nova (exploding star) GK Persei - Superluminal has always drawn on the natural, parallel obsession that unifies the cosmos and dance music. The new record is expansive as such, with 'Underwater Maze' and 'Golem' colliding potent, anodic, reverberative sound design, and 'Fearless Voyager' and 'Sky Nomad' providing a chirpier ambi-acid techno front face.
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Played by: Alexis Le-Tan, ROTCIV
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Slow Traffic To The Right (Verve By Request)
Slow Traffic To The Right (Verve By Request) (limited 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 752005 9. Rel: 17 Apr 25
 
Funk
It Remains To Be Seen (8:04)
Eternal Flame (4:34)
Water Torture (4:51)
You Know The Deal (7:00)
Lament (1:52)
Quasar (5:42)
Review: 1997's Slow Traffic to the Right found Bennie Maupin navigating between cerebral jazz and deep funk with style and ease. Though generally known for his abstract leanings and serious musical demeanour, here he showed a lighter side - not least because he is actually smiling on the album cover - while diving into grooves shaped by his time with Herbie Hancock's Headhunters. With help from rhythm masters like Mike Clark and Paul Jackson, Maupin swaps out ECM austerity for signature Oakland bounce, so tracks like 'It Remains to Be Seen' and 'You Know the Deal' excel with newfound swagger without abandoning his jazz roots. It's a compelling pivot into accessible, funky and smart jazz soul.
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Alternate Moon Cycles (AI11 Edition)
Alternate Moon Cycles (AI11 Edition) (LP + booklet with obi-strip)
Cat: IARC 1LP11. Rel: 27 Mar 25
 
Ambient/Drone
Waxing Crescent #1 (16:05)
Waxing Crescent #2 (14:54)
Review: The first ever release on the International Anthem label came by way of Rob Mazurek, genius musician of of the Jersey and Chicago jazz "schools". The trumpeter and multi-instrumentalist turned ever more avant-garde on this two-suite album, which was dedicated to the lunar cycle and heard him forgoing his signature brass for a monophonic cornet experiment, recorded at Chicago bar Curio. Documenting the performance, which was delivered alongside Matthew Lux on electric bass and Patrick Avery on organ, IA transport us right on back into the room with the trio, letting us in on a real-live experience of sidereal drones, selene harmonics and waning delays, paradoxically featuring in a suite which, both of whose titles suggest, always waxes crescent.
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Venus & Mars (half speed remastered)
Venus & Mars (half speed remastered) (limited gatefold LP with obi-strip)
Cat: 659206 6. Rel: 20 Mar 25
 
Rock
Venus & Mars
Rock Show
Love In Song
You Gave Me The Answer
Magneto & Titanium Man
Letting Go
Venus & Mars (reprise)
Spirits Of Ancient Egypt
Medicine Jar
Call Me Back Again
Listen To What The Man Said
Treat Her Gently - Lonely Old People
Crossroads Theme
Review: By 1975, Paul McCartney's Wings had cemented themselves as a global phenomenon with Band on the Run. Rather than replicate that album's formula, Venus and Mars embraces a looser, more exploratory approach, reflecting the band's evolving lineup and musical ambitions. Recorded primarily in New Orleans, the album incorporates rock, ballads and playful genre-hopping, embodying a free-spirited energy that defined mid-70s McCartney. The title track's gentle acoustic opening transitions seamlessly into the bombastic, arena-ready 'Rock Show', setting the stage for Wings' ambitious world tour. 'Listen to What the Man Said' delivers pure melodic bliss, its breezy saxophone flourishes making it one of McCartney's most effortless pop triumphs. Meanwhile, 'Letting Go' stands out with its bluesy, soulful atmosphere, contrasting the vaudevillian charm of 'You Gave Me the Answer'. New guitarist Jimmy McCulloch steps into the spotlight with 'Medicine Jar', a riff-driven rocker that, alongside 'Spirits of Ancient Egypt', adds grit to score. The album's whimsy shines through 'Magneto and Titanium Man', inspired by comic book lore, while 'Call Me Back Again' sees McCartney delivering one of his rawest, most impassioned vocal performances. The cinematic instrumental 'Crossroads' closes the album on an unexpected yet fitting note. An album that saw Wings at their most eclectic, harnessing both their playful charm and growing ambition while making it an essential piece of McCartney's post-Beatles journey. 50 years since it first was released, this reissue sounds better than ever.
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In The Moment (IA11 Edition)
In The Moment (IA11 Edition) (2xLP + booklet with obi-strip)
Cat: LPIARC 0003X. Rel: 27 Mar 25
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Exploration (intro) (1:18)
The Jaunt (2:43)
Slightest Right (3:01)
First Thing First (12:05)
Lonely (4:36)
Gnawa (2:06)
On The Spot (2:18)
Butterscotch (2:37)
TomTom (2:41)
Three Fifths A Man (4:26)
In The Moment (4:47)
Quartz (3:39)
Just Stay Right There (2:39)
Untitled (3:14)
Requests (2:47)
Time Travel (4:13)
The Encore (5:24)
The Drop (2:10)
Finances (6:01)
Review: Makaya McCraven's In The Moment marked his breakout, iintroducing the world to the Paris drummer, bandleader and producer's polymathic approach to jazz and beatsmithing. Recorded over 12 months at a single venue, nearly 48 hours of live improvisation were distilled into 19 dynamic tracks here; they were cut, remixed, and reconstructed by McCraven into organic, beat-driven soundscapes, riffing on the fervour of a music scene sustained in unostentatious settings. Namely, the nightlife scene of Chicago: these sessions captured a raw, unfiltered exchange among the city's top musicians during McCraven's time in Illinois, many of whom have since risen to the raft, not least McCraven himself.
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Stargazer (reissue)
Cat: DSDF 001. Rel: 21 Mar 25
 
Folk/Americana
Rod's Song
Liz's Song
Lonely King
City's Cry
Dowie Dens Of Yarrow
Baby Go Slow
Canadian Man
Good Times
Odyssey
Stargazer
Review: The first-ever vinyl reissue of a rare folk treasure from Shelagh McDonald, featuring Richard & Danny Thompson, Keith Christmas, and members of Mighty Baby & Fotheringay in the back. First released in 1971 and produced by the legendary Sandy Roberton, Stargazer has earned a devoted following for its blend of folk, psychedelia, and adventurous production, which spruce up McDonald's exquisite songwriting and puce, haunting vocals. Fans of Pentangle, Incredible String Band, and Joni Mitchell will find much to love, as will admirers of David Crosby's 'If Only I Could Remember My Name' and Gene Clark's 'No Other'. A long-overdue reissue, this one also marks the debut for Different Strokes For Different Folks, a new label dedicated to unearthing rare and cult classics, with more set for 2025.
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Islands
Islands (2xLP)
Cat: DOGLP 08. Rel: 11 Apr 25
 
Deep House
Take A Trip (feat Dele Sosimi) (4:42)
Dot The Ts (feat DeeVoeNay) (4:54)
Yeah (feat Finn Peters) (5:07)
Luv Interlude (feat Kim Anh) (5:21)
Jungle Ridge (feat Dele Sosimi & Arnau Obiols) (5:46)
Ibiza (feat Andy Blake) (5:53)
Midnight Cicadas (feat Rebekah Reid) (5:25)
Sun Spots (feat Sam Virdie) (6:18)
Atlantean (feat Alfa Sackey) (5:35)
Hello (3:50)
Review: South London's Medlar returns to Delusions of Grandeur at the peak of his production powers, showing up with a distinctly refined sonic palette on the brilliantly expansive LP, Islands. Known for his deep-cut edits, genre-hopping productions and steady underground presence, he's pulled together a cast of collaborators including Dele Sosimi, Rebekah Reid, Arnau Obiols and more. The record builds on years spent engineering and producing for others, drawing on those skills to deliver something more personal than ever. Blending live instruments, 80s-inspired electronics and club-ready low end, it's less sample-based than past work but still rooted in the recognisable Medlar spirit. Highlights come thick and fast, including the blissed-out opener 'Take A Trip', the wigged-out exoticism of 'Yeah', the acid thrust of 'Luv Interlude' and the emotion-rich Balearica of 'Ibiza'. Top marks.
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Played by: Mike O'Mara, DJ ROCCA
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Islands
Islands (limited pink vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: DOGLP 08PK. Rel: 11 Apr 25
 
Deep House
Take A Trip (feat Dele Sosimi) (4:42)
Dot The Ts (feat DeeVoeNay) (4:54)
Yeah (feat Finn Peters) (5:07)
Luv Interlude (feat Kim Anh) (5:21)
Jungle Ridge (feat Dele Sosimi & Arnau Obiols) (5:46)
Ibiza (feat Andy Blake) (5:53)
Midnight Cicadas (feat Rebekah Reid) (5:25)
Sun Spots (feat Sam Virdie) (6:18)
Atlantean (feat Alfa Sackey) (5:35)
Hello (3:50)
Review: Accomplished UK talent Medlar's Islands albums mark another leap forward for the always evolving producer. It finds him merging electronic textures with live instrumentation and some top-tier collaborations from Dele Sosimi, Rebekah Reid, Finn Peters and more. 80s fusion, jazz, deep house and amapiano influences all collide into summery sounds that work as well in the club as they do pumping out of the car stereo. From the lush, afro-laced opener 'Take a Trip' to acid-tinged house, freestyle rap and blissed-out Balearica, each track has its own charm and personality. With less reliance on samples and more organic improvisation, this record could well be Medlar's best yet and certainly a great soundtrack to summer.
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Played by: Bisou
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Flamenca
Cat: ES 040. Rel: 02 Apr 25
 
Post Rock/Experimental
L'Ultimo Sacrifacio (22:48)
Marcia, Baila, Suogna (9:26)
Suogna Piazzata (2:40)
Review: Pierre Bujeau is the man behind the Megabasse alias and he crafts temporary escape zones through music that offer a break from the everyday. Whether performing with French groups Omerta and Tanz Mein Herz or solo, Megabasse creates a unique, rough-edged psychedelia armed with a double-neck guitar, cheap lager and Fender amps. He produces chiming patterns that blur the room's sound, transporting you to another world but his music isn't about wellness or self-improvement, but a communal, DIY dreamspace. This new release, previously available only on limited editions, features two intricate tracks and one shorter piece that show his shift towards burnt-out, beautiful guitar solos.
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Played by: Alexis Le-Tan
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Horror
Horror (limited red vinyl LP)
Cat: FIRELP 770C. Rel: 03 Apr 25
 
Post Rock/Experimental
The Western Design (4:36)
Sad & Sad & Sad (3:19)
Glasgow (3:23)
Fallen Leaves (3:10)
War Economy (2:55)
Mudcrawlers (3:20)
A Horse Has Escaped (2:34)
Private Defense Contractor (3:56)
Sanctuary (2:46)
Surrender (2:27)
You're Not Singing Anymore (3:09)
Before The Ice Age (3:19)
Review: Beginning life in the late 70s as a Leeds based art collective, The Mekons have gone on to become one of the longest-running, most prolific and sonically diverse acts to be considered part of the first wave of British punk. Spanning numerous decades, projects and literal continents, the sprawling array of visionary contributors return with the succinctly titled Horror; a work written towards the end of 2022 that showcases their expansive yet solely unique approach, drawing on elements of dub, country, harsh noise, rock & roll, electronica, punk, music hall, polka and even waltz. Myriad vocalists lead differing sonic journeys such as the Jon Langford-led 'Mudcrawlers' telling the story of the Irish famine and subsequent refugees traversing to Wales, whereas Rico Bell leads the charge on the harrowing folk-horror climate change breakdown 'Fallen Leaves', with swelling violins painting an aural tapestry akin to Rolling Thunder era Dylan sitting on a dimly lit rolling green hill accompanied by The Pogues. Ranking somewhere between the collective's 23rd to 25th album (depending on which member of the fanbase or artists themselves you ask), Horror marks their first work for Fire Records.
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Musica Aperta
Musica Aperta (light blue vinyl LP)
Cat: UR 154LP. Rel: 04 Apr 25
 
Ambient/Drone
Musica Aperta I (6:26)
Musica Aperta II (11:16)
Musica Aperta III (18:29)
Review: Buenos Aires-born but now based in Barcelona, Nicolas Melmann explores sound's social and poetic dimensions through what he calls "transdisciplinary projects." He is inspired by Erik Satie's "furniture music" and his compositions create spaces of calm and contemplation as evidenced here on this lovely new blue LP. Musica Aperta blends acoustic and electronic elements with rich harmonies where soft textures meet delicate raspiness and it is divided into three parts. Each one slowly immerses you in time while echoing Satie's concept, Arvo Part's minimalism and Phill Niblock's roughness. It is a calming and cathartic escape from the fast-paced of modern life.
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Wake Up Everybody (50th Anniversary Edition)
Wake Up Everybody (50th Anniversary Edition) (limited 180 gram audiophile dark green vinyl LP)
Cat: MOVLP 411C. Rel: 15 Apr 25
 
Soul
Wake Up Everybody (7:32)
Keep On Lovin' You (3:42)
You Know How To Make Me Feel So Good (5:16)
Don't Leave Me This Way (6:02)
Tell The World How I Feel About 'Cha Baby (5:53)
To Be Free To Be Who We Are (5:08)
I'm Searching For A Love (5:22)
Don't Leave Me This Way (Tom Moulton mix) (11:02)
Review: Pantechnicons of Philadelphia soul, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes reached their musical peak with Teddy Pendergrass between 1972 and 1975. Their 1975 album Wake Up Everybody hears Pendergrass' last vocal contribution to a band before he went solo; the record is filled with thought-provocations and gnomic lyrics, and became famous more by way of its covers than its originals. Returning the favour, 'Wake Up Everybody' was later covered by John Legend & The Roots, while 'Don't Leave Me This Way' became a disco classic thanks to the vamping vocal verves of Thelma Houston. This 750-copy 50th anniversary repress now comes with a special bonus: a rare 11-minute remix of 'Don't Leave Me This Way' by remixing pioneer Tom Moulton.
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タグ: Soul Disco
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Thunderball
Thunderball ("smoke is a colour" grey & black smoke vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: IPC 290LP3. Rel: 17 Apr 25
 
Indie/Alternative
King Of Rome
Vomit Of Clarity
Short Hair With A Wig
Victory Of The Pyramids
Venus Blood
Review: The trailblazing godfather of grunge, Buzz Osborne, is the sole constant member of Melvins, but he's not burned his bridges. He's invited back original drummer Mike Dillard (with who he founded the band in 1983), along with Void Maines and Ni Maîtres, for the third Melvins 1983 album, the previous two being Tres Cabrones (2013) and Working With God (2021). They're on the form of their life with the new album; it is ferocious and exhilarating. A standout is the lead single 'Thunderball', which is a celebration of the drums. You can hear Dillard hitting his snare with unparalleled force and nailing countless fills. Meanwhile, Osborne's melodic and heavy guitar playing strikes a perfect balance. Vocally, Osborne has the highest level of conviction; he truly belies his years. And with Black Sabbath calling it a day very soon, we need Melvins 1983 more than ever.
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Thunderball
Cat: IPC 290LP. Rel: 17 Apr 25
 
Indie/Alternative
King Of Rome
Vomit Of Clarity
Short Hair With A Wig
Victory Of The Pyramids
Venus Blood
Review: Melvins' back catalogue is so strong that they could make a living just re-releasing the hell out of it. But Melvins' Buzz Osborne is a true punk and has such an unrelenting passion for music that they will never stop. The good thing is that he is under no illusions that he's great... Melvins in 2025 sound absolutely incredible, like Black Sabbath good. The line-up for this album takes things back to 1983 as the band's original drummer Mike Dillard makes a relatively rare appearance. It's only the third album he's made with Buzz Osborne, but absolutely is it gold when it happens. Dillard famously played in a short-lived pre Nirvana group with Kurt Cobain called Fecal Matter and there's certainly parallels to Nirvana's frantic approach to drums on this album. In terms of the rest of the music it's tuneful in a heavy way and it's that balance between the two that was the cornerstone of grunge and you can hear how Melvins became such a prevalent influence, playing a role in shaping the sound of Nirvana, Soundgarden and countless others.
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Deserter's Songs (reissue)
Deserter's Songs (reissue) (gatefold white & grey smoke marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: MJJ 460MS. Rel: 11 Mar 25
 
Indie/Alternative
Holes (5:54)
Tonite It Shows (3:40)
Endlessly (4:25)
I Collect Coins (1:27)
Opus 40 (5:08)
Hudson Line (2:57)
The Happy End (The Drunk Room) (1:39)
Goddess On A Highway (3:59)
The Funny Bird (5:53)
Pick Up If You're There (3:05)
Delta Sun Bottleneck Stomp (6:23)
Review: One of the most beautifully constructed and hugely acclaimed albums that was first released in the late 1990's is reissued here and is a reminder of a magnificent selection of music by Mercury Rev that the listener can never tire of. From the sweeping orchestral opening track Holes all the way through to the bouncing Delta Sun Bottleneck Stomp this album provides songs the listener will fall in love with one by one and never turn their backs on. Following on from the brilliant shambolic early releases by the band, Deserter's Songs was made by the band as a swan song of sorts. They were a chaotic outfit at the time with a changing and insecure line-up that finally managed to settle themselves down after the release of this and to end up with a new beginning and an existence that still remains today. Hints of jazz, folk and 60s psychedelia can be found hidden modestly within these melancholic tracks that have influences that can commonly be heard in a lot of albums other bands have released since this first came to the public's attention. Sweet, sad and tender vocals provided by founder member Jonathan Donahue make this an easy listening lovable album that deserves to be in everyone's collection and it's one that once there is guaranteed remain for years to come.
Produced by original bass player and founding member Dave Fridmann this album was recorded around the same time and in the same building as The Flaming Lips legendary Soft Bulletin album (also produced by Fridmann) and albeit a slightly different sounding album to Deserters Songs marks that period of time in The Catskill Mountains (100 miles NW of New York) as one of the most musically rewarding moments of time during the 1990's.
Goddess on a Highway was first conceived by front man Jonathan Donahue almost a decade earlier whilst he was a member of The Flaming Lips and the song was resurrected from an early demo he dug up. The songs' chorus of 'I know...it ain't gonna last' was probably the only thing they got wrong with this masterpiece. This album sounds just as fresh as it did three decades ago. It's been said that Deserters Songs could be one of the best albums ever made. Who are we to argue?
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Immutable: The Indelible Edition
Immutable: The Indelible Edition (gatefold 'dusk' red orange & black marbled vinyl 2xLP + insert in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: 710101. Rel: 07 Apr 25
 
Metal
Broken Cog (5:33)
The Abysmal Eye (4:54)
Light The Shortening Fuse (4:26)
Phantoms (4:51)
Ligature Marks (5:13)
God He Sees In Mirrors (5:22)
They Move Below (9:39)
Kaleidoscope (4:06)
Black Cathedral (2:01)
I Am That Thirst (4:39)
The Faultless (4:47)
Armies Of The Preposterous (5:10)
Past Tense (5:35)
Kaleidoscope (live) (4:26)
Ligature Marks (live) (5:26)
God He Sees In Mirrors (live) (5:16)
Review: Swedish progressive groove metal legends and djent pioneers Meshuggah have always been in competition with themselves, nearly eclipsing all prior output with 2022's ninth full-length Immutable; a near 70-minute beastly display of ludicrously technical, poly rhythmic mayhem that served as both their lengthiest work to date as well as one of their most critically acclaimed, combining the unhinged aggression of 2008's ObZen with the post-prog hypnotism of their 2002 fan-favourite Nothing. The Indelible Edition offers a unique sonic enhancement and total remaster, redefining the album's depth and clarity, while including three bonus live tracks captured over the course of their 2023/2024 world tours. A very on-brand reissue from a collective known for their painstakingly detailed commitment to their vision and craft, whether you prefer the term "indelible" or "definitive", this is the version of Immutable the band finally appear content with sharing with their fanbase almost three years after initial release, almost like the Kanye West of progressive metal but without all of the antisemitism. Complete with updated artwork and gold foil intricacies for the aesthetically minded fanbase.
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Seattle 1989
Seattle 1989 (gatefold 180 gram translucent magenta vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: VC 98210. Rel: 17 Apr 25
 
Metal
The Ecstacy Of Gold/Blackened (5:18)
For Whom The Bell Tolls (7:49)
Welcome Home (7:04)
The Four Horsemen (4:26)
Harvester Of Sorrow (6:24)
The Thing That Should Not Be (9:26)
To Live Is To Die/Master Of Puppets (7:30)
One (8:06)
Seek & Destroy (6:45)
Creeping Death (7:13)
The Frayed Ends Of Sanity (5:34)
Battery (4:17)
Last Carress/Am I Evil (6:50)
And Justice For All (6:48)
Review: This unmissable two-disc bundle nets Metallica's explosive live performances at the Seattle Center Coliseum on 29-30 August 1989, during their legendary Damaged Justice Tour. Widely regarded by fans as among of the band's finest shows, this tearout time capsule boasts a stellar setlist, including 'Seek & Destroy', 'For Whom the Bell Tolls', 'Creeping Death', 'Battery', 'Master of Puppets' and 'The Thing That Should Not Be'. Unleashed to the world like a cageful of batwinged, sledgehammer wielding demons, it came right after their fourth LP release And Justice for All, which in turn set the Damaged Justice tour in motion; these menacers will always come back to haunt us through the tube amps.
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Mm Food (reissue)
Mm Food (reissue) (limited gatefold purple vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: RSE 400LPC6. Rel: 06 Mar 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Beef Rapp
Hoe Cakes
Potholderz (feat Count Bass D)
One Beer
Deep Fried Franz
Poo-Putt Platter
Fillet-O-Rapper
Gumbo
Fig Leaf Bi-Carbonate
Kon Karne
Guinnessez (feat Angelika & 4ize)
Kon Queso
Rapp Snitch Knishes (feat Mr Fantastik)
Vomitspit
Kookies
Review: MF Doom's 2004 release marked a high point in the hip-hop don's discography, brimming with his signature blend of inventive production and intricate wordplay. Across the album, he uses food-related metaphors to delve into themes of vice, violence, and the complexities of ego. 'Beef Rapp' opens the record with a sharp critique of conflict within hip-hop, while tracks like 'Hoe Cakes' and 'One Beer' explore indulgence, escapism, and excess with Doom's trademark wit. The track 'Rapp Snitch Knishes' is a direct jab at the contradictions of self-incrimination, highlighting the absurdities of some rappers' behavior. With its blend of humour, sharp social commentary and a deft lyrical style, this album remains a standout in the genre, demonstrating Doom's ability to layer serious themes with a playful touch.
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La Vague Sensorielle
Cat: 347559 6. Rel: 10 Apr 25
 
Balearic/Downtempo
Intro (0:29)
Vibrations Mystiques (Old School mix - feat Ingrid) (4:42)
Clever Mind (5:22)
Obscure (4:08)
Infrarouge (5:07)
EJM - Freestyle Linguistique (Remixx Par Chris The French Kiss) (4:42)
Abstract Fever (5:11)
Le Voyage (5:31)
Brand New Day (4:14)
Muthafuckin' Ghost (4:23)
Review: The Mighty Bop is the duo of French house legend and pop-dance favourite Bob Sinclar and techno veteran DJ Yellow. This reissue marks the 30th anniversary of their debut album La Vague Sensorielle which was at the time a groundbreaking fusion of acid jazz and trip-hop. It has since become a favourite with new generations of diggers and has a real rhythmic depth that still cuts through three decades later. Standout tracks like 'Freestyle Linguistique' featuring EJM and the hypnotic 'Infrarouge' are well worthy of plays in a modern context and will let new audiences rediscover a classic that helped shape the sound of the 90s.
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Showdown (10th Anniversary Edition)
Showdown (10th Anniversary Edition) (limited hand-numbered gold vinyl LP + 7")
Cat: MLP 1008GOLD. Rel: 10 Apr 25
 
Funk
Road To Earth (feat Peter Thomas) (3:24)
It's The Music (feat Afrika Bambaataa, Charlie Funk, Hektek & Deejay Snoop) (3:33)
In The Dark (feat Nichola Richards) (3:09)
The Spell Of Ra-Orkon (3:01)
Political Power (feat Afrika Bambaataa, Charlie Funk & Donald D) (3:11)
Drifting Stars (3:17)
Not Get Caught (feat Derobert) (3:02)
Locked & Loaded (3:20)
Catfight (3:39)
Hot Stuff (feat Afrika Bambaataa, Charlie Funk & Deejay Snoop) (3:00)
The Showdown (3:23)
Review: German funk heroes The Mighty Mocambos continue to prove that their funk is an ever-evolving force, navigating between the worlds of gritty, organic soul and cinematic experimentation with unapologetic energy. Their latest offering marks another step forward, refining the groove-laden formula that's earned them global acclaim while pushing into new territory. The opening track hits hard with orchestral flair on 'Road to Earth,' where the legendary Peter Thomas's arrangements lay the foundation for a full-on sonic odyssey. As they move through the album, tracks like 'It's the Music' and 'Hot Stuff' groove like a classic, with Afrika Bambaataa's presence lifting the energy and ensuring a tight vibe. But it's not all about party anthems. 'Not Get Caught' from DeRobert tells a story that's as gritty as it is soulful, capturing a narrative of crime with a raw, undeniable swagger. Even more dynamic is the standout 'Catfight,' which melds mysterious Eastern flavours with a tripped-out break, displaying a versatility that refuses to be boxed in. This is an album of triumphs, not just in the power of individual tracks but in the overall cohesion of sound and spirit, and by taking a step further into uncharted waters while keeping their infectious funk roots firmly grounded, The Mighty Mocambos challenge expectations and push boundaries. A showcase of a band in full flight, steadily rising.
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Gemini
Gemini (clear vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: FFC 191. Rel: 13 Mar 25
 
Deep House
I Need You (2:42)
Gemini (3:44)
Teardrops (3:22)
1 Day 2 Late (3:35)
Empty Space (3:40)
In Your Eyes (3:10)
Dna (3:21)
Still Thinkin 'Bout You (3:03)
Last Chance (3:36)
Review: Under his Mild Minds alias, Benjamin David has won plenty of plaudits for his slim body of work to date - not least from the GRAMMY committee, who has previously nominated him for various awards. Gemini is his second album and sees him return to Foreign Family Collective - the imprint which released his earliest work - following a spell at Ninja Tune offshoot Counter Records. Blending elements of two-step, UK bass, deep house, eyes-closed 21st century electronic pop, synth-wave and cut-up vocal sample trickery, the album is accessible, energetic and impressively well produced, with a handful of carefully selected guest and collaborators pitching in to mix things up now and then.
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タグ: Future House
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Walkin' (remastered)
Walkin' (remastered) (180 gram vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: CR 00853. Rel: 17 Apr 25
 
Jazz
Walkin' (13:24)
Blue 'N Boogie (8:20)
Solar (4:44)
You Don't Know What Love Is (4:22)
Love Me Or Leave Me (6:57)
Review: A striking album of the bop era that was highlighted by his undying conviction and ability to reclaim his status as a primary architect of the genre. The album is built around two exceptional groups: a sextet and a quintet, both anchored by Davis' blue-chip rhythm section of Horace Silver (piano), Percy Heath (bass) and Kenny Clarke (drums). The sextet features trombonist J.J. Johnson and tenor saxophonist Lucky Thompson, while the quintet adds Dave Schildkraut (alto sax), whose contributions, though lesser-known, are memorable. The title track, an extended 12-bar blues, shows Davis' ability to exude an air of detachment from the music, making it feel like an extension of his solo rather than the other way around. 'Blue 'n' Boogie', in contrast, is a lively, energetic tune where Davis and Johnson engage in spirited improvisation, with Johnson even quoting from Thelonious Monk's 'Rhythm-A-Ning'. 'Solar' introduces a delicate interplay, with Silver's piano solo displaying an Ellington-esque elegance. The album's final track, 'Love Me or Leave Me', foreshadows Davis' later breakthrough, with his swift and decisive trumpet solo hinting at the bold innovations to come. Walkin' stands as an essential bop-era classic, with Davis' brilliant command over his instruments and his bandmates, with pieces like 'Walkin'' and 'Solar' cementing its place as a foundational jazz work.
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Picture This
Cat: ALBFLP 022. Rel: 15 Apr 25
 
Jazz
We Fall (5:34)
Matildas's Dance (6:23)
Overdrive (7:51)
Nothing New (4:12)
Picture This (7:59)
Truth Be Told (6:56)
Review: Mark Millington's debut album showcases the UK saxophonist's dynamic, melody-driven jazz sounds across some well-formed new compositions. Energetic and percussive yet deeply lyrical, five original tracks range from the joyful exuberance of 'Matilda's Dance' to the tender emotion of 'Truth Be Told.' A standout reinterpretation of Becky Hill's 'Overdrive' adds a fresh twist to the mix and throughout this album, Millington is joined by a stellar ensemble including Addison Frei (piano), Jackson Potter (guitar), Yoshi Waki (bass) and Brian Karl (drums), with more guests also featuring and making this a memorable introduction to a promising new voice in jazz.
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Nigma Enigma
Nigma Enigma (clear vinyl LP)
Cat: H 046. Rel: 06 Mar 25
 
Experimental/Electronic
Heaven For Non-believers (4:28)
Hotel In Thailand (0:58)
Fall Down Wiseman (Arwah) (3:18)
Half A Year II (1:53)
Beatrice (0:59)
Jayhano Al Kawahi (4:19)
Half A Year (4:18)
Telawa (3:42)
The Lord Of The Whip (3:07)
Farada (2:12)
The Marble Feet (4:03)
Review: Abdullah Miniawy is an artist who knows no boundaries and has expanded from writing to multi-instrumental composition, video game programming and 3D scanning. By blending music, visuals and technology, his work challenges artistic and political boundaries and his latest project, Nigma Enigma, explores existential and spiritual themes while weaving poetic storytelling through his music. The album was produced by Hundebiss Records and introduces English and Italian lyrics inspired by mythology and personal experiences. Miniawy's work transcends the usual stereotypes and finds plenty of pure expression which means he can use it as a powerful medium for exploring identity, belief and human connection across cultures.
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